MyBloodTest suits people who want to scan and review reports themselves on iOS, Android or the web, starting with a free plan. HealthMatters combines browser-based lab tracking with optional human data entry and a one-time personal plan. Both support trends and sharing.
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At a glance
MyBloodTest leads in 3 of 6 categories
HealthMattersBest for human data entry and a one-time lifetime plan1 of 6 categories
MyBloodTestBest for scanning reports yourself on iOS, Android or the web3 of 6 categories
EvenComparable, or depends on your needs2 of 6 categories
How categories are scored: Each category goes to the product whose documented features cover more of that need. Where both cover it comparably, or the better choice depends on your priorities, it is marked even. See each category ↓
LAB HISTORY AND DATA ENTRY
HealthMatters
$79/year or $250 lifetime
Personal plans combine lab history, custom ranges, spreadsheet exports and doctor access. Human report entry is available with a plan-specific allowance.
Advertised personal plans include five assisted reports with Advanced or ten with Unlimited, then $15 per report. Self-entry has no extra fee within the paid plan. A separate FAQ also describes a $15/month plan; confirm the offer at checkout.
Scan PDFs or photos and review extracted values, or enter results manually on the free plan. Organize your own and separate child records on iOS, Android or the web.
Free manual entry and result tracking. Optional Premium and Family plans; scan and AI allowances vary by plan. Current prices and allowances appear in the app.
HealthMatters and MyBloodTest, compared by feature. Each category marks the product with the advantage, or even. Full details and official sources follow the table.
Feature
HealthMattersLeads 1 of 6
MyBloodTestLeads 3 of 6
Report entry
Even: Self-entry or human help; extra assisted reports cost $15.
Even: AI scan and review, or manual entry. Scan limits vary.
Account cost
Advantage: $79/year or $250 lifetime.
Advantage: Free plan; optional Premium.
Sharing and exports
Advantage: CSV/Excel/PDF exports; revocable doctor access.
Advantage: Profile history via PIN link; CSV export.
Platforms
Advantage: Browser-based service.
Advantage: iOS, Android and web.
Whose results?
Advantage: Personal accounts; separate Pro client workflow.
Advantage: Child profiles; paid Family for separate adults.
Storage
Even: Online account; human entry if requested.
Even: Local native results; cloud scans and web storage.
Reasons and sources
Report entry
Even. Both offer manual entry; HealthMatters adds human entry and MyBloodTest adds AI extraction you review, each with a plan allowance.
HealthMatters
Enter values yourself using templates, or send PDFs, images or spreadsheets to its data-entry team. Five assisted reports are included with Advanced and ten with Unlimited, then $15 per report.
Share a profile's lab history through a time-limited, revocable PIN-protected link, with optional original reports. Lab results can also be exported as CSV.
Advantage: MyBloodTest. HealthMatters describes personal accounts for your own results, Pro for clients; MyBloodTest supports parent-managed child profiles.
HealthMatters
The FAQ describes personal accounts for your own results and professional accounts for managing clients. Its privacy policy says users must be adults.
You value having a person enter reports for you, custom reference ranges, spreadsheet exports or a one-time personal plan. Its lab coverage includes urine, saliva and stool reports as well as bloodwork.
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Consider MyBloodTest
You want to handle PDF or photo extraction yourself, review the results in a phone app or browser, and start with a free plan. Separate child profiles also make it useful for parents organizing family bloodwork.
Choose how you want reports entered into your history.
MyBloodTest is a practical fit if you prefer AI extraction followed by your own review. HealthMatters offers the option to have a person do the entry, with an included allowance and a charge for additional reports. Both also support manual entry; compare the work and cost for your actual history.
Keep the source documents in whichever workflow you choose. MyBloodTest does not promise automatic account migration from HealthMatters; use a supported file or readable report and verify the imported results.
Does MyBloodTest charge a human data-entry fee for each report?
MyBloodTest uses AI extraction that you review yourself, rather than offering a human data-entry service. Scan allowances depend on your plan, so check the available allowance before importing many reports.
Is HealthMatters self-entry a free account?
Its advertised personal plans are paid. Self-entry means you do not pay an additional report-entry fee within that plan. MyBloodTest offers a free plan with optional Premium; check its scan allowance before importing a large history.
Can I try MyBloodTest before moving my full history?
Yes. Start with the free plan and check its scan allowance, or enter results manually. Compare the saved dates, values and units with one original report before moving more history.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with one report
Try MyBloodTest with results you already have. Enter them manually or scan a report within your plan's allowance, check the dates, values and units, and build your history from there.
MyBloodTest scanning uses cloud processing and stores original reports under your account. Web results use cloud storage. Read the privacy policy. MyBloodTest is a wellness tracker and does not replace medical care.
Sources and review notes
Official product information checked on September 25, 2026. Prices reflect the offers shown on the linked pages; confirm currency, taxes, eligibility and renewal terms at checkout. This compares documented features, not clinical outcomes or an independent product test.